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The Barracudas
The Barracudas' Prey
Floyd Spenning,
Television Producer, socialite and restaurant playboy, age 42, formerly married to a brilliant and talented actress. A complete bore but recognized as one of the great brain pickers in Hollywood. At the moment enjoying complete success. requires three girls -$1500.00 - and does the "violin bit."
To a Barracuda, Floyd is just another good customer. Each of the girls has Floyd's card in a very up-to-date file along with a lot of others that supply background and sexual activity preference on every one of their "clients." The Barracudas run a well-organized-and very successful-business!
Floyd Spenning,
Television Producer, socialite and restaurant playboy, age 42, formerly married to a brilliant and talented actress. A complete bore but recognized as one of the great brain pickers in Hollywood. At the moment enjoying complete success. requires three girls -$1500.00 - and does the "violin bit."
To a Barracuda, Floyd is just another good customer. Each of the girls has Floyd's card in a very up-to-date file along with a lot of others that supply background and sexual activity preference on every one of their "clients." The Barracudas run a well-organized-and very successful-business!
334 pages, Mass Market Paperback
First published January 1, 1973
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September 7, 2020
Pretty solid pulp fiction from an actor/author whose life according to his Wikipedia entry is far more interesting than anything he could have written as fiction. Apparently both his novels contain allusions to his life. Well this one covers it all, sleazy sex, junkies, the mob, hookers and those hypocritical Hollywood moguls. He himself was apparently connected to the mob so he knoweth what he writeth about. I am intrigued as to what they might have thought about their portrayal though.
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